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Here in San Diego County, the dormant season for tree and plant growth is typically between October-February. If your trees need trimming or removing, scheduling it between those five months is ideal.There’s a lot more...
Read MoreIf you’ve got ideas for changing the landscape of your home or business, the autumn months are a perfect time to get the work done. A common misconception, though, is that any property owner can...
Read MoreThe time for the last mowing of the year is quickly approaching. As we said in a recent issue, autumn is merely weeks away from its Sept. 22 launch.In this issue, the San Diego landscaping...
Read MoreIt’s been said that fences make the best neighbors. We don’t know if that’s necessarily true for everyone, but two things we do know are (1) how to install fences and (2)...
Read MoreWe love sharing ideas designed to keep your lawn healthy and looking its best. In this issue, however, we’ll talk about the worst things that many homeowners unknowingly and commonly do to their lawn.As always,...
Read MoreAutumn officially begins this year on Saturday, Sept. 22. Because the associated cooler temperatures generally make for more time outside with family and friends, there are steps you can take to make your...
Read MoreTrees have a way of making a yard just right. By not taking proper steps in time though, their growing roots can wreak havoc on nearby structures, pavements, fencing, and other components of your landscaping....
Read MoreIf you’re thinking of expanding your home living space by adding a deck, you need to take the time to get your ducks in a row so that the finished project will more closely match...
Read MoreOne of the most popular acronyms to embed itself in our society over the last decade or so is DIY (Do It Yourself). While there is any number of things many of us can do...
Read MoreIn our previous entry, we spoke at length about the importance of soil. As we said then, our very lives are dependent upon the soil. But how do you know if your soil is...
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